KAMUI SKI LINKS
amazing skiing and riding - Kpow
Kamui stands as the premier resort in Northern Hokkaido, earning its reputation as the top ‘local’s’ ski destination in the country. The resort’s distinction lies in its exceptional dry powder, a unique feature attributed to its inland location. The staff at Kamui proudly assert that the powder found here is unquestionably among the finest.
A noteworthy 32% of the resort comprises of ungroomed courses, providing skiers and riders with the opportunity to revel in the premium snow conditions. The early morning tranquility ensures that, following a substantial snowfall, nearly a third of the mountain remains untouched, adorned with pristine powder and awaiting enthusiasts.
In terms of powder quality, volume, and accessibility, Kamui emerges as a strong contender for the title of the best local ski destination in Japan. Kamui Ski Links is owned by the town of Asahikawa:
What sets Kamui apart is its outstanding feature of steep and deep terrain, a premium attraction for enthusiasts. The majority of advanced courses, spanning 800-1,200 meters with slopes exceeding 30 degrees, remain ungroomed, providing a thrilling experience.
From substantial pillows to challenging bumps and walls for jibbing, Kamui’s runs are designed to gratify even the most seasoned skiers and riders. The slopes allow for exhilarating runs down steep terrain, offering the unique pleasure of being showered in Hokkaido’s exceptionally silky powder, an experience unmatched elsewhere.
For those seeking a different adventure, the upper part of the resort boasts a tree run course, inviting skiers to navigate through picturesque forests. Accessing these irresistible ungroomed slopes is made convenient through chairlifts and the distinctive yellow gondola, ensuring ease when exploring the mountain.
The groomed runs at Kamui are so good, they run national alpine races for Super G and Giant Slalom.
The slopes are perfect for building your skills from beginner to expert, and that’s because there is a perfect graduation of slope steepness, diversity of terrain and quality of snow.
The lower slopes are ideal for teaching kids and developing those early skills in a fun way.
Just an easy 30 minute drive from Asahikawa, Hokkaido’s second biggest and most northern city.
The Kamui base building hosts a very large restaurant upstairs that seats several hundred and the food is not only delicious, but relatively cheap.
Downstairs has a ticket office, lockers, changing area, an equipment hire and retail shop.
Pizza, pasta and a load of yummy Italian food with a majestic view.
Nestled at the summit of the ski resort, this restaurant boasts a cozy fireplace that extends a warm welcome.
Indulge in an Italian menu exclusive to the altitude of 751m while savouring the breathtaking panoramic view.
Opening hours 11:00-14:00
